What should I do if the child doesn't like to learn to walk?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

The baby doesn't like to walk long distances and often insists on being carried. Sometimes, babies in this position may lack muscle strength training. Mothers shouldn't spoil them too much and should encourage them to do more exercises. Teaching a child to walk is a tiring task, and parents must be patient and not afraid of the hard work.
At the same time, supplementing with calcium is also crucial. Pay attention to giving the child milk and ensuring they get enough sunlight daily. When teaching them to walk, parents should offer more encouragement. If the child falls down, it's better to praise them for getting up on their own rather than helping them too much. This way, the child will develop more interest in walking.